Medical Director Physician
22nd health careMassillon (OH)
Medical Director Physician
Posted 14 days ago
22nd health careMassillon (OH)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Job Title: Physician (Part- time)
Location: Massillon, OH 44646
Duration:
1 Year to long termShift: 20 hours per weekJob Responsibilities: Performs routine & emergency medical care of non -specialized nature to patients or inmates in state facilities (i.e., examines, diagnoses & treats patients & monitors progress, inoculates or vaccinates against communicable diseases, prescribes medication & prescribes or administers treatment for acute & chronically ill patients & performs minor surgery), or performs routine physical examinations of clients or employees to determine medical condition for claims purposes or to determine suitability for employment. Attends professional meetings, work conferences &/or interdisciplinary team meetings to participate in development of total quality care plan for patients or inmates, consults with other physicians & determines need for specialized care or treatment, acts as consultant to other professionals (e.g., social workers, psychiatrists, psychologists) & instructs nursing, technical & para-professional staff. Writes medical evaluations & reports, admission, discharge & death summaries; interprets & analyzes laboratory reports & findings & writes summary; maintains written account of patient progress; writes orders & instructions to nursing & support staff.
Requirements: Active Physician license for the state of OH Active BLS/CPR Certificate
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